Sentence examples for much lower grade from inspiring English sources

Drax uses forestry by-products which are much lower grade and much lower cost.

Therefore, solar energy, despite being a much lower grade energy source than electric power or fossil fuel, would be a potential option for distillation through using stills in such places.

In related news, Mexico, the United States, and Canada announced an agreement today to convert a research reactor in Mexico from using highly-enriched uranium to one that can use a much lower grade.

Sure enough, the kids who had a multi-functional toy with four fun things gave the teacher a much lower grade than the kids whose toy had only one function to begin with.

The median staining intensity for the hair follicles of androgen-deprived rats was 1, a much lower grade than the median for the androgen supplemented rats which was 2. Similar results were found for the median staining intensities for the hair follicles and prostate.

This is essentially the question the trial court addressed, and we conclude that the Appellate Division erred to the extent that it founded a judgment for defendants upon a much lower, grade-specific level of skills children are guaranteed the chance to achieve.

Most of the NGSS states would have received much lower grades if their current standards had been judged instead of their newly adopted NGSS.

Modern methods that mix cyanide compounds in a water-based solution can recover nearly 100percentt of the gold, making it profitable for mining companies to process much lower-grade ores.

As for HC treatment, 1321N1 (grade II) cells were more susceptible to HC alone with IC50 (75 μg/ml) much lower than grade III SW1783 (95 μg/ml) and grade IV LN18 cells (119 μg/ml) (Table  1).

Our study suggests that LN18 (grade IV) cells were more sensitive to GTT treatment alone with an IC50 (42 μg/ml) value which is much lower than grade II 1321N1 (100 μg/ml) and grade III SW1783 cells (79 μg/ml).

However, the expression level in grade I was much lower than that found in grades II, III and IV (P<0.05).